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Books by Wu She
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- I Became a Spirit Sword and Bound Myself to a Corrupted Sword Cultivator 穿成灵剑后绑定了黑化剑修 Lin Xingci was in a car accident on his way back from a comic convention. When he opened his eyes again, he had become the character’s signature sword he had commissioned at great expense, complete with a game inventory packed with hard-earned and hard-bought loot. He thought he could use the game inventory to make a name for himself in the cultivation world, but his Lv. 1 level wasn’t high enough to meet the requirements for using any of the treasures inside! Even the useless little junk he’d o 3.7kReads8.3Score68914d adds
- Transmigration: My Days Watching the Drama Unfold in the 1970s 穿越：我在七零围观吃瓜的日子 Synopsis: (Period setting + System + everyday life + gossip + no romance) The story is set in a fictional world. Please don’t nitpick the details (they won’t hold up to scrutiny...) Lin Panpan, a modern girl who loves gossip, has an accident while indulging in it and transmigrates into the body of a village beauty in the 1970s. Her gossip System binds itself to her, too. Lin Panpan and the System hit it off right away, spending every day running around and digging up gossip. Ooh, the male educat 95Reads5.5Score—14d adds
- Transmigrated to Honghuang and Became Red Cloud 穿越到洪荒成为红云 The male lead is browsing Tomato Novel when he suddenly drops dead and transmigrates into the Primordial World as Hongyun. He marries Nuwa, trounces the Three Pure Ones, kicks the two Western sages, and beats Hongjun into submission. He also helps humanity reach an unprecedented golden age in the Primordial World. 27Reads—Score—14d adds
- Starfall Without a Trace 星坠无痕 Winter has deepened in Nancheng, but the warmth of old memories has yet to fade. Fu Rumeng spent a long time trying to bury the name Jiang Huai, along with all the sweetness and pain tied to it, beneath the ice of memory. She thought distance and time would eventually smooth everything over, until an offhand remark at an ordinary gathering hosted by their mutual friend Lin Wei fell like a pebble into still water: “Jiang Huai is back from Beijing.” His return brings back more than an old friend. —Reads—Score—14d adds
